The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-30 00:00:00

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Both as a Preventative and I. l : i ureor these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me . cit! is tun versallallowed, on the testimony of the hi g hest Clurneters this Country, both in rank and respeCtability, 'T? have no equal. Their public approbation,-given to .the . roprietor, I r vi n a personal .I ‘no wletlge of its-wonderfsll sUc !css in their own Fattlitiv,, stamp - its merit beyond competi. 7tl. and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine hekitui can boast. Parents, and others who have the ci re'ot hildren,thoula have th is remedy as a family Mc., Chil dren to retort to, whenever the Stomach or !towels of n are any ' 1 whih it will always be found t o relieve. t. •I,lr wau,es , re and retail, at Ching and-Butict's, No. 4,' in L !'nside. and retail by, most Country Ve n ders, U lar4 at 21, 9 - a. and SS, 6d. each. ELEGANT. HOUSE. - The late MCGOO LO's, DO V E R-STR E ET. VVEITE most respeafolly gives Notice, that the 1. elegant LEASEHOLD HO U S , late the Residence and P lopertv of FRA N CIS COOL:), E sq. deceased, No. 6, in Dover -street, will be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Prenitises, on Saturday, July 2, next. .After which will immediately take place, the Sale of the superb rich and costly Parisian Furniture, magnificent Glasses, &c. The House may be seen . until the Sale. Descriptive Par. titulars will be ready fourteen days prior to The Sale, and theit had at Garraway's ; and .ot Mr. White, Storey's-gate, Crest Gebrge-street, Westminster. - • NORTHUMBERLAND. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, MHS Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD. 11 M A.N OItorLOR DS 11 PofBELFO R D, comprising the whole of the Town of Belford, The Blue Bell Inn and Post House, lately enlarged and fitted up at a great ex pence ; the Perpetual Advowson ; the substantial and elegant Mo dern Mithsion House, with Offices, Gardens, and Planta tions, delightfully situated on an Eminence, and replete with every Conventenix for the Residence of a large Family ; sun 4. _dry Farms and Lands, containing about . Thrte Thousand Acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture and wood Land, let to respettable Tenants ; all tithe-tre except Lamb ; within a ring tence, and ttic land-tax redeemed. The Manor abounds with Game, and at a small distance. from the town there is great abundance of excellent Coal and Lime Stone. The Es tate is commodiously situated for water-carriage, highly namented by luxuriant Planvtionsolabout so years growth, and the Property in general capable - of very great improve nvut, Belford is a Post Town,. being the Stage on the Great North Road between Alnwiek and Berwick-upon-Tweed, front which places it is situate about fourteen miles ; nine • miles from Woofer; !nay-eight from Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; ,sixty-nine from Edinburgh, and Three Hundred - and fifteen from London. •- For a V iirw of the Estate apply to Mr. Dinnings, at .New lands, near Belford, of whom printed Particulars mar be had; also at the Bell lna, &Hold ; the White Swan, Alnwick ; the Queen's Head„ Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; the Red Lion, Elerwick•upon-TAeed ; and the price and further particulars may beknown of Mr; Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ESTATES IN ESSEX, • Centrically situated between SA F RON WALDEN, Bl.! stioys sTowr FORD, and. WARE. . ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Rose and Crown Inn, in Saffron Walden, on Satut. day, the gth Day of luly, ISA at Twelve o'clock at Noun, in Two Lots, MHE.following desirable Fmws,.being partly 1 Freehold and partly Copyhold, in the several parishes of Maltudeti, Arkesclen, and Elindon, in the County of. Essex : Lot- I. CoMprising a valuable FARM, called MAL LARDS GREEN FARM, in Manuden, with divers In. closures and sundry Pieces of Common-tield, Arable, Mea. dew, anti Pasture Ground, containing, by an old admea sureinent, 154 A. IR. 34P. be the same more or less, in a good state of cultivation, of which 2.1 A. alt. are CopVhold, - and the remainder Freehold : 'with a convenient 'Farm- . house, three Corn Barns, one Hay Barn, two Stables, a 'Cow-house, Granary, Cart.lodge, Piggeries, and other com modious Out-buildings, in good repair. The Farm is well supplied with water,_and has long been in the occupation of Mrs. Ann Watson, Widow, as tenant from ycar to year, at the very low. rent of iesl.,per annum, and is capable of very considerable impfovement. The above Lot is eligibly situated, being within eight miles' front Salami Minim, tour front Bishop's Storttiad, twelve from Ware, three very considerable market towns, and also within tour miles front :he navigable river Sturt ; the distance from London is thirty-tour miles, and the farm is not tar from the high road (pato% to Navin:4er. • flie yearly laud tax payable tor Lot 1. is tjl. 4s. 44. — The yearly quit-rents are tl. 7s. bd. The Copyhold part is held of the Manor of Battells Hall, and is.. subject to aline arbitrary on admission. Lot 11. Comprises a very desirable FARM, called B CK 'ETTS, in Arkesden, Elnaloti, and Lotts, with divers SUMS, and sundry Pieces of Coininun.-tielti, Arable, Meddow, - and Pasture Land, i ii a good scite of cultivation, containing,' by an old a drneds,irent•nit, 13 lA. oR. 1.41'. be the same more , or less, of which a4A. alt. or thereabouts, are Copyhold, and the remainder -is Freehold, with good .and commodious - Farm-house, three Barns, two Stables, Cuw.house, Granary, Cart.lodge, Pigitery, and other; convenient Out- buildings,:in good repair The Farm is well Supplied with water, and is in the oceUpsii.u•of f ohm Littlechild, under a lease, which will expire at Wchaelinas, ISI2, at the very low rent of tool. per annuin. The yearly laial-rtax payable for Lot 11. is 121. as. 4d. and the yearly .quit-rents are il; Ss. loth About thirty-two Acres are Copy hold of the Manor'of Rockells, Wiggpitts, and Coggeshills, and two Acres and « Half arc Copylaold of the Manor Ot Minchins, with the Rectory in Arkesden, and are subject to arbitrary fines on admission. The above Farms arc situate in a good part of the country for sporting, and the neighbourhood is well stocked with game. The Farms may be viewed:at any time until the day of sale, by applying to the resPedive tenants. Printed Particulars anti Conditions of Sale may be had at the.ltose and Crown, at Hockerill the King'::Head, Stott-- turd ,• the 'Green Pau, at Harlow ; the Rose and Crown , at Walden ; Cock, at Epping; Saracen's Head, Dunn:low ; 'at the Black Boy, and Saracen's Head . Inns, Chelmsford;. and of Mr. Tindal,, Solieitbr, Chelinsliarei, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. • . THE PICTURE OF LONDON FOR OW. informedTHE üb)ic are respeelfulty that a new and Unproved Edition of the PICTURE of LON DON, corrected throughout to the 201 of A pril, is this day ready for delivery to the booksellers, price ss. 6d. bound in red. This Edition is embelliihed with new and interesting En. gravinks,'and with alarge Map of 'London and another of its Environs, alone worth 35. besides Tables of Hackney Coach and Watermens' Par numerous Lists, ke. The acknowledged utility and great popularity of this Work having occasioned several contemptible piracies and •iinitations or it; unwary persons are cautioned to beware qt having such works obtruded upi:n them, which tho Ugh assuming the appearance, possess tew of the uses,_ and none of the original charatterand t eat i oes or the Pietuie of London. Bridge-street, June 1, 18:-.8. SPAIN. This Day were published, In Two elegant Volumes, Small Odavo, price los. 6d. in boards, - illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engravings, 'TRAVELS through gPAIN,and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an 'ENG LI Sl4 GENTLE. MAN: containing accurate Delineations of the Manners and Domestic Condition of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Prince of Peace, &c. &c. hstimates of the Power and : Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and other interest. ing and authentic partumlars. Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of recolleainns.' —G it is Y I S LETTtRE,• Printed for tkiehatd Phillips. Bridge-street, and to be had' of all Bookscllers lu Town and Country. . • Of whom maybe had, the Present State of Peru, by 1. Skinner.. Esry.. with Engravings, price 455. in boards. Tnis i)Av was ounikshed, in Svc), price 75. sd. Wants. - A . N ACCOUNT of JAMAICA and its IN -? HABITANTS. 1 1 .! Bra GENT4EMAN, • Long Resident in the West Indies. printed for . Longman, Hurst, Rees, and (June, Pater noster-row. • .. , PICTuALLINC.OFFICE, , • - Ystsseil, tSeS rrtlE COIIOI7SSION.E.RS for VICTUALLING' NIS 1114YESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice; That on Friday, the Gth 74y, they will be ready to receive,..Tendert, In se:dame:cold up), and treat fir :Sip.: Hundred Chaldron: FITT's TANFtELD MOOl2, LADY SIMPSON's, or WINDSOR I'o NTOP COA LS (pia p.g), to' he del/veld fn estlire Cargoes into Hi: ,Majesty': Pleinalling Stores at Dept.' lord, in the proportion.: and by the periods undermens;oned,vi4: - . zoo Chaldrons oh or. before the isth August Zoo Ditto Ditto .31St Ditto next, zoo Ditto . Ditto ;sat Sept. ) aid to be paid for by Bills, payable, tcith interest, ninety days after date. The Condition: if the Contrael inay be :ten at the Secsetaty'i Office. No regard will be had to any Tender ist'nubicb the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length,. or that shall .not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday Sib 91 ,7wly next, ,Yoe elates; the Pers,4l who rn.zke; the Tender, or *me Person onlis bebalj, attends, to answer, when calledfor. `PICTUALLINGOFFICE, 1uxe7007e27, iEoB. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Nis Amytsrr, NAVY do : hereby give Noire, That on, Ftiday next, the tot of Yssiy, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writinr(sealed wp), and treat with latch persons as will undertake topurchate all the YEAST that shall be 'Made in His Majesty's Brewbouse, at DeptjOrd, for One Year from that day.' . The Condition: of the Cantata may he seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to ahy Tender in 'which the price shall not be insert*d in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to she ;Baird . before One o'Clock on the said Friday next, the. tot of ya(y, aor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or Some Per'. son on his behalf, attends to answer when called fur, • ~:~::; 11 ALL THE CAPITAL PRIZES YET REMAIN TO TR.- SALOMON most respedfully acqsaints the Nobility and Gentry, anditis Friends in general, • that his BENEFIT CONCERT is fixed at the above -Rooms for TO.MO R ROW (Friday, the tat of fuly, 1808). Principal Vocal Vertormers, who have kindly ofFere.d their assistance, are Madame - CAT A LAM, Mrs. O'MORAN, Signior SI BON I , Signior ROVE DI NO, and Signior hi AL DI . Madame +.:AT ALAN! will, on this occasion, sing three of her beat Songs, and join MiS. O'MORAN in a favourite Duetto, from Eltrida. Tire Instruments , Performers will be the same as at Mr. Subscription Concerts ; and,in addition to them,the wholeof His Royal Higlineis the Prince or Walests celebrated band will, by His Royal li.gimess's most gracious tiriniaston, perform some of the most brilliant Pieces for Wind Instruments, for that night only. PART 1. • Gram, 0v- rture (Wnelil); Aria. Signior ROVEDINi) ; Quattetto (Wind Ind: uments) ; Aria. Madame CAT A LAN 1 ; puerto Messrs. SIIIONI and NAL I)( ; • Chorus from Ila)dn's celebrated Creation (Wind rnstrtr, meets) ; Sccna, Madame CATALAN! ; PART II • Orand Symphony (Mozart). Wind Instruments; buetto, IVIatIaineCATALANI and Mrs. O'MORAN; Concerto Violin, Mr. SALOMON ; Aria, Signior Si BONI ; Cavatina, Madame cATA Loa ; crand Chorus (Wind InStrurnents), Handel. The Concert to begin at Half.past Eight co Clock. Tickets, tea. Od. each,:to be had at Mr. Salomon's No. 70, Newinan.street, Oxtord.road ; and. at Messrs. Bircliall's, Lavenu's and Dale's, New Bond-street; Moiliani and Co.'s, Old Bond-street ; 0 i.era Saloon, Pall ; Messrs. Wilkinson and Co.'s, Haymarket • Bettis, Royal Exchange ; and Messrs. Cleinenti and Co.'s, IClteapside. VAUXHALL. thider the Patronage of His Royal Highness the' PAINCL of WAIFS. MO-MORROW EVENING will he a GRAND GALA, and BRILLIANT EXHIBITION of FIRE WORKS by MORTRAW. Admission Three Shillings and Sixpence. Doors Opel, at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight *-Clack. egr The NEW HARLEQUINADE, and oth t NOVEL. TIES, having again received .the general Approbation of a crowded Audience, will be repeated every - I.v citing until further notice.' - ASTLF.Y's, WESTMINETF.R.BRIDGE, Under the Patrimpge of their Royal Highnesses the FRINCE of WALFS aisd Do KS or YANK. THIS EVENING, Thursday, 30th June, Friday rat, and Saturday ad uly, extraordinary HORSE, AIANSHIP, including blr. SMITH's Exercises, and the limited Taylor: The llrazilean Spetilacle of THE HONEST CRIMINAL; Haydn's Minuet by Two Horses, and a l'as Seul by a Third ; • Comic Songs, by Mr . JOHANN 0 T To conclude ,ith ibe New Comic Pantomime of P.; MAGIC PAGOD ; Or, .I'ravels, East, West, North, and South ,With a splendid ..nd decorated Processibn 'of Camels, Palan. ottenaled by all the pomp of Asiatic Magnificence. I), ~rs Halt past f•ive; begin at ,Half past Six.— Half price at Halt past Eight. PlatAtAen from Ten until Three, at the Theatre 01.,1'0!)1::0 OF. AHE iwitnensely Wheel contains the SIX GRAND PRIL ES of Tw;..N . Ty TtiousANl) Pow: DS, beNitles ail the PrizeS 01 10,0001.. scoot. aoool. Sol. .&c except one ut fool' winch was the only Fri?, • itr;r 4 v. the First Day. Tne‘ecoid Day/ •of Drawing TU,E:•.DAY NEXT, Iu ly the'33th TICKETS and SH AR ES (warranted undrawit) are on Sale at all the Licenced Offices in Town and Country: ROOKE and Co. u 37, Piccadilly, licenced Lot tery Office Keepers; beg to infrin the Nobility and Public that one Day of the Drawing is over, and the Wheel now contains 6 Prizes of - - • Z 2 oic° o 2 . ..• . 10,000, 1 3 . dr &c. "(Indrawn TI CKETS &C and *hove Office, which has bean established Sixty Years. MONEY. TO NORLEMIIN AND GENTLEMEN. *WANTED to invest several very considerable Sums in Annuities. Noblemen and Gentlemen de sirous of granting Annuities, redeemable at pleasure, will be treated witit on. the most - honourable Terms, and•the Pur chases completed without delay. The Funds of the Adver• tizor nearly preeltitle the possibility of disappointment, ninnever the extent of the Negotiation. Apply reesonally, from Eleven till Four, or by letter, to I %tr- .Berton, No. 10, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. FOR V - ENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM. PLAINTS. FREEMAN's GUTTA SA.LUTARIS is by -kJ far the moat safe and efieitual Remedy ever yet disco. Yered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap- Pily afil.ided with Venereal ComplaintS, iri all its stages and under its various appearances, wilt find a secure and present Relief by taking „these most i nva luable Drops ; which, for theirexcellency !luring thirty years practice in the most po. pnlous part of London, via. klatton-garden, have been term ed Gutta Saluterii. The secrecy with which most persons' so atrii6led find it iitN.h.iftlitto conceal their sufferings, , may be safely employed while using the Drops ; since they, render con fi nement un- Accessary, fa well as all unctuous or mercurial- Preparations, or any rurrgre a l Operation whatever. Ily appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by , R. But. t e r, 4t ChcaP.si.tle, .eyrner- of Paternoster.row ; Bacon, rso, 'and Pulaling,.76, ONford.street ;' Bulland Callwell, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Reeser, Eainburgh ; Nl'Donald, Glasgow; Slams, Mani:hester ; Lathbury. Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Nl:Hit:Siemer ; and most Medicine Venders in ev,ry Town, in bottles, at as. qd. each. • I!ICTUALLING.OfFICZ, Jane 29, 'M r • COMMISSION.PMfor PICTUAL LING - 11 - 1113 MAJESTY's NAPY do Sere/ygive Notice, That on Thursday, !he 7th'of July next, they will he ready to receive Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), •and treat for Two Hundred Tons of IVIUSC (WAD() SUGAR, to be answerahitio•Sans. ylrt to be produced with the Tenders, to he delivered in tbe.origi nal at the rate of from Seventy to .Tons per Week, into Hit Majesty's • rid:tailing Stores at Deptford ; and to he paid for by 8111repqyable, with Interest, nine 6, 43: ,deer date. The Conditions of the Contrail may ift seen at the Seereta's .Office. No regard will he had to ay Tender In which tbe Price shall not he insetted ilt nvords at length, or that :ball not be delivered to the Board Infore One o'clock on the said Thtectday, the of 'any next, nor' unleir the Person tt.bo makes the nada, or so ne Perron on his &bad, attends, to answer, when called fop. • This Day was published, In Crown Bvo. price les. 6d. boards,. PECIM ENS of ENG LIS II DRAMATIC P 0 KT'S, Who lived about the Tirneot SHAKSP LA RE ; with Notes. By CHARLES lAMB. • Primed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Pater 1103ter- row. EAGLE INSVRANCE COMPASY. 'VIRE, ANNUITIES; LIFE,:--Capital, TWO MI LLIONS.-01lice, Conan!), London.—Advantages to Insurers with this Company • Payment of Rent in tase of -ficrease of taremcum. Manage by Lightning made good. No Charge for Policies, Indorsements, A Itera tions, or Surveys. A Commission of 51. per Cent, allowed on Shipping Insurance. . Abatements on Country Insurances from 101. to 01. per Cent. upon the Premium; and from ai to is pa Cent. upon the Duty. - Farming Stoat insured without A verage Clause. The Company's Terms for Life Insurance are evally li beral; and possess very superior claims to public patronage. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE' OFFICE, LUDGATE -111 LL , For Insuring Buildings, Stock in Trade,. Furniture, flier. chandize, Agricultural Sto4, I mplements oft I Usbandry, Ships in Harbour, Dock, or while Building, Vessels, Craft, Cargo, and Meets of cvwy Description, in Any parr of the United Kingdom, from I.6ss or Damage by Fire. Also for Insuring Lies, Granting Annuities, kc. dm dec. on the most liberal Terins.• THIS Office is, in its principle, the first of tie kind ever established, the Capital being raised from a very numerous body •of Proprietors; ,in S il4 res of so'. each, who an eneaged to become Insurers of Property against Fire, to the told amount of their respective Shares. . Propo.als may he had at the Office -and Insurances by Per. sons, whose Policies expired at Adsummer, may be ef fected on advantageous terms. Person; limning Property against Fire, at this Office, to the.amount of moot. are entitled to very peculiar advantages. All Policies of 3001. and upwards are issued gratis ; also tor Sums under that amount, when, oWltiled for Three Years or more. household Goods under 3001. may be insured without dis. find a peLitications. Polijes for an Insurance of Seven Years at one Payment will ha:e a Discount allowed. of one Year's eremium and Duty ; and also a proportional Discount for any less term. No I)cdudions whatever in the Payment of Losses. Loss or Damage by Fire occasioned' by , Lightning is paid• by this. Company. E tpence paid on the removal of Goods in case of fire, and all I.oss or Damage thereby made good to the Insured. Charge made for Endorsements. _ _ A considerable Dednition is'allowed to Merchants on short period Insurances. A Brokerage of ~per cent. is allowed on all Shipping In surances. -14iming Stock annually insured at 25. 6d. per Cent. and shorter - periods in proportion: Solicitors Brokers, ,and others, allowed a Commission, on bringing Life Insurances to,this Mice. ,Persons insuring Soot. on their own Lives,.are entitled to advantages not to be obtained in any other Office. - Agents are appointed in most of the cities and towns in the puited Kingdom. By Order of the Dire6ors 'WILLIAM BURY, Clerk. • Boilks containing the Tables of Rates of Premiurni, with every particular respeding Lite Insurance, &c. may be Iht( -at int Oth vci o n application to Mr, St. Croix, A.duary to the Lite Department. ANSWER • RETURNED TO THE COUNCI!4 OP GOVIIRNIIIRI49+ THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS 1311/10,P or °RENEE, DON ki*pßo QUEVEDO Y QUINTAI4O; ON THE SUBJECT lIIS HAVING BEEN AProiNteti A DEPUTY • THE MEETING OP COUNCIL IN BArONNE. MOST EXCELLENT SIR, A Cullea.or of.,Ta:tes of Corunna cl_.livered to me, On Wednesday, the fib - th instant, in the aftetuoun, your Exellettcy's Letter, dated the 1 . 90, by which . I have perceived, aulung-otherighings, that I am ap, pointed to be present at the Meeting which is to be held s aillayonnek in order to concert, as far as pds- - sible, means of secUring.the Liberty of the reahn,, agreeat4 to the wishes of the. Great Emperor of the French, who feels anxious to taise it to the highest degree of prosperity and glory. Although my means and information are bui scanty,. yet in the most anxious desire to promote the trete happiness and glory of the nation, I ought not to yield to any person whomsoever, and I woula . not omit any thing which should appear to Me prac ticable and conducive, to that end, • bit my ad vanced -9ge of seventy-three, a fit- of illness; and habitual infirmities, prevent me filial undertaking'sti long ajourneyin so piton a.time, WhiCh is not s utfi,. cient to perform itin, and much less to accidire the intelligence and information which are requi,ite ter fulfil the duty attached to the above appointment, t therefore think myself obliged td decline that . charge as I hereby do, entertaining no doubt but that hiti Serene Highness, they Duke of Batt9, and the Su. preme Council of • Government,. will deem iny prayer to admit my excuse and exonerate me froni that office just. and neeetisary. At the same time I take leave, with regard to the welfare of the nation, and with.resped to the views of the Emperor and King, who intends to become, as it were, the Angel of Peace, Protedor and tute lary Divinity of our country, and . who 113 s SO many times evinced the lively interest he takts in augrnerer— ing the power, wealth, and felicity of-our Hatton .poverei g n, ws Allies, to represent and .obse&e to th e "Supreme Council of Gooerninent, and, through it to the Empeior and King of ITALY hiMself, what should say and declare at' the Meeting at Bayonn%, if it were in my power to be present, before I would enter upon the discussion of the objeos for which it .seems to be convened. It is iutended to cure evils,. tp repelr losses, and to improve the fate of the Monarchy and Nation; tint on what principle and foundation is this,intended to be done ? Have the means or remedies stood the test of experience ? Does there exist for that pot pose any firm authority acknowledged by the nation ? cloth it choose to subjectitself, and doth expert rro be saved in. this manner? and are there no littir mitiea which are. tendered worse and nic.vra ex housed by medicines; of which it has been saki; tangant valnera sacra nullce ntnur. (Let no hano touch sacred souts,) And doth it not appear, that the remedies which the mighty Proteaor, the. Em peror NAPOLBOI4, has administered to hiS Ally, and to the Royal Family of Spain, are of that descrip.. tion ?. These evils have been aggravated to such a degree, that there is reason to despair of Their re covery. We see them,shut up in the French Em pire, in a country which banished them for ever, and where the elder branch was cruelly cut off by the fury and violence of a senseless and sanguinary revolution! and such being the case, what lurs-Spain to hope ? Wilt her cure render her'situation more favourable ? :The means and remedies to be employ ed do not warrant that hope. Theltbdications of her, Kings in Bayonne, and of her Infants in Bor deaux, where therare not supposed to: be frees and where they are considered ass being inrrOunded artifice and force, and aqrived of the talents and assistance of their faithful subjeasj abdicatiosis which cannot be conceived, nor Weed appear pas• sible, if the natural impressions of pateruat and filial love, the honour and 'lustre of the whole family, in which all it honest men feel so deeply concerned; he • taken into consideration ; abdications which have been rendered suspicious to the whole nation, atjd from which. depends all theaufhority which the'Em peror and King in justice can, assume, demand for their validity and firmness, or at least for the,satis : laci ion' of the whole Spanish Monarchy, • that 'they be ratified by the Kings and the Infants, 'who them, in a state: of perted freedom frOtil comptilsien and fear. And there is nothing which Na could refle4 more glory on the great Emperor, ()LE O N 1, who feels so deeply' concerned in . their happine4s, than to restore to Spain her august Monarchs mid their family to dispose that in her bosom, and a general assembly of the States of the realm, they may as as their free and uncontrouled will shall jfi rect, and that the nation, with that independeneo and sovereignty which belong \ tolt, may proceed; in consequence thereof, to acknowledge him as their laWful King, whom nature, right and eircumitanees, shall call to the Spanish throne. This - magnaniinous and generous proceeding would prove the greatest eulogiom of the Euiperur it would be greater and more worthy of admiration than ail the victories and laurels which encirclo his brow, and distinguish him among the Monarchs a the earth.. Spain would be rescued from' the cala mitous' fate with which she is threatened,- recover front all her infirmities, enjoy perted health, otter up thanks' to GOD, and pay the tribute of * unfeigned gratitude to her Saviour and true Prot e ct o r, the greatest of the Emperors of Europe, the mode rate, the just, the magnanitnons, the benevolent NAPOLEON the GREAT.. For the present, Spain. cannot but look on him in a widely different light ; he appears, unless he prove 4 the contrary, t he oppressor of her Ptinces and her self. She mutt consider herself as . chained and en slaved, while offers of felicity are held out to hitt ; chained, and enslaved wy artitiq, yioleuce, anti